Minecraft 1.8.1 Maps

If you’re looking for an interesting new map to try and clear in Minecraft, Deep Freeze will give you what you’re after. It’s not quite an adventure map, it’s not quite a parkour map, but it’s rather a nice mix of both genres. The objective...

The Ultimate Block map features lots of fun puzzles as well as a complete overhaul of Minecraft’s visual elements. The visuals are changed by an attached resource pack rather than command blocks or other mods though, so you don’t need to worry about compatibility issues...

Single player parkour maps are quiet tests of skill where you work to see if you can clear the map without much hassle. You can compete with other people of course, comparing times and whatnot. But Parkour Mania, like many other parkour maps, is designed...

With the popularity of The Dropper series of maps in Minecraft, it’s no surprise that other authors are creating similar maps of their own. The Falling 2 is actually the second map in The Falling series, which is for all intents and purposes the exact...

While the Hillside Manor map may just appear to be any old map featuring a massive home for the player to move into, that couldn’t be further from the truth. If you spend just a half hour moving along in any direction, you’re apt to...

If you’re looking for a decent parkour map made specifically for two players so you can race with a friend, you’re in luck. The Infinity Race map is a nice, tight competition. The courses are actually side by side rather than having both players run...

The Line Jumper is an intriguing new parkour map that takes the tried and true formula of Minecraft parkour and makes a few subtle yet clever changes to it in order to provide players with a refreshing experience that’s like nothing else that they’ve experienced...

The Mine is a terrifying little corner of Minecraft created by someone who might just be a little sick in the head. It’s a scary map all right, more frightening than a lot of other maps which claim to have a horror theme to them....

The Sky Dessert map really does begin with a dessert floating in the sky. When you first load up the world, you’ll be standing on top of a cake which is the only thing standing between you and a long, painful fall to the earth...